Wilson Eco Core Recycled Golf Balls

Eco-balls: a real mixed wash

Advantages: Good cleaning for tough fabrics, non-polluting
Disadvantages: No use for delicates, noisy in use

I have wondered about trying eco-balls for a while, but was initially put off by the cost. On talking it over with my better half, we decided that it was worth a try, so I did a search on the web for a stockist. I ended up buying my eco-balls from a site called EcoHamster! (http://www.ecohamster.co.uk) EcoHamster sells the set of 3 eco-balls for £27.52: I decided to order their 'super saving pack' containing the Ecoballs plus a Kitchen / Bathroom Pack (2 cleaning cloths) and a Toilet Descaler (a magnetic ring that you pop into the cistern) at £34.98. I will try to review these other products at some time. Here is some product information from the website: "Replace traditional laundry powder in your washing machine and save money in the process. "Ecoballs® are simple to use, effective and economical - costing around 3 pence ...

sgjenning 21.03.2008 (15.03.2008) · Read full review
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Eco-Balls do it in a threesome

Advantages: kind to skin,the environment and your pocket
Disadvantages: VERY dirty folk may need extra help

Sam said to me one day, ?Why don?t we try those Eco-Balls?? ~~~ Never having heard of them before I didn?t know what the heck he was on about and just ignored him as I usually do, but he persisted, so, in between reading Ciao reviews, I headed off to my search engine and stuck the words ?eco balls? in it. ~~~ Up popped the Green shop website and, coincidentally, their home page happened to have an article about these Balls and they sounded very enticing. Apparently you put some plastic balls filled with eco friendly stuff in your washing machine instead of the Ariel, Persil or whatever. You don?t need fabric conditioner either because they ionise the water and leave your clothes naturally soft, allegedly. I had to admit that they sounded ideal for folks with sensitive skin, but would they work? ~~~ I was very sceptical, especially ...

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♦Cosmic Cleaning With Saturn's Balls♦

Advantages: Eco Friendly, Could save you money in the long term
Disadvantages: Expensive initial cost, Not too good without Stain Remover

, the towels emerged soft and smelling fresh. I would point out though that there were no visible marks or stains on them when they went into the machine so at this stage I was unable to pass judgement on the effectiveness of the balls to some degree. Since my first en counter using Ecoballs ®, I have done over a 100 washes using varying temperatures from as little 30° right up the maximum of 60 °c (for towels and bedding), all of which have achieved mixed results. They worked perfectly well on their own (and still do) on mud splattered Jodhpurs and muddy golf trousers, both of which seem to be regular weekly visitors to the washing machine these emerge fresh smelling, clean and soft.(without the aid of stain remover). They work well on all denim jeans and cotton items. They certainly pass the male (and sometimes female) - sweaty - armpit - T ...

tune57 04.02.2009 (06.02.2009) · Read full review
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